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Okay - the problem occurs when the difference is equal to the tolerance, as long as the "actual" weight is above 32. So on my form, (and this is down to our wonderful weights and measures people!!), when the actual weight is up to 20kg, the tolerance is 20g; when the actual weight is above 20kg, the tolerance is 60g. So if you enter a ...

Hilary My apologies - I should have explained that the vaues change depending on which model you select. I have been basing everything on Model "MS4201", so if you select that model, it will populate the relevant fields. Once this problem is solved, I'll sort out the other model numbers.

Thanks Hilary - I really appreciate your help. Just for your information, I also tried formatting the fields with the decimal set to "Auto", and still had the same results. Please find the form attached.

As it happens, fields 1 & 2 are in kilograms, and field 3 is in grams, so when I calculate the difference between 1 & 2, I multiply the answer by 1000 in order to compare it with the tolerance. In terms of the actaul values involved, it doesn't seem to matter in terms of the results I'm getting. It's when the difference equals ...

I am a complete newbie with InfoPath, and aa anti-guru with software in general! However, I have designed a simple form (from an original WORD document) that I want to use when servicing patient weighing scales. This involves putting a weight on the scale, taking the reading, working out the difference between the two and comparing the ...